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(meteorobs) visual satellite observing
In the course of a night's observing, I generally see any number of artificial
satellites crossing the sky. I usually use them as a mere distraction to get
back some mental alertness, but apparently visual observation of even the faint,
"everyday" ones can be quite valuable! Here's a pointer to more info...
Lew
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Date: Wed, 5 Jun 96 09:29:49 PDT
From: Jeff Hunt <jhunt@eagle1.eaglenetdot com>
Subject: Re: SeeSat-L
To: dedalus@latradedot com
Lew,
I saw your post on Astro (digest version).
SeeSat-L is a newsletter for visual observers of manmade earth satellites.
Just so you are not misled, it does not normally post topics on meteors. In
fact, the post you refer to was off topic.
If you are still interested, you can get subscription info on SeeSat-L at
http://www.rzg.mpgdot de/~bdp/vsohp/satintro.html
Regards,
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E-mail: jhunt@eagle1.eaglenetdot com
Visual Satellite Observer Home Page
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